Here is my old yellow flatty. I've owned mine for 24 years now. Bought it for $1300
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I like my cage but went without one for many years.
Wow, that thing is a beauty - nice! :thumb:
Congrats on another jeep, love the color and looks so cool next to Rubicat :thumb:
They're not an exact match on the colors but, after doing some patch work, we may fix that and paint Pappy in Dozer. :yup:
Congrats, didn't take long to fill that empty stall
LOL!! We were looking to fill it before it was vacant
Wow! Good job Eddie and Cindy for collecting finest JEEPs so far. I wonder if this Willy's original mileage is 21,521 or it is 121,521 or 221,521?
Hard to say for sure. Hard to imagine that there've been too many miles put on this Jeep being that it really only has a top speed of about 50 MPH and it's always been local.
Damn you didn't waste any time filling that spot! Looks awesome, and I never knew they modified the hood on some models to fit the bigger engine.
Yeah, I think most people don't know about the CJ3B's and their high hoods. It definitely gives it a unique funky look and it's what we love so much about it. Kinda like the Jeepster Commando's, they're just so different, it's hard for us not to like them. :yup:
Wow! So badass! I love it! Congrats to you guys! If I were to find one in that condition out here it would be a miracle! Oh and it's funny how it didn't take you to long to get it off the pavement [emoji6]
Oh yeah - what's the point of a Jeep if you can't take it out on dirt as soon as you can
Very cool! Congrats! I really like the look without the soft top and cage.
Definitely better this way and what we'll most likely the way we'll keep it.
You guys pick great jeeps! The CJ3B is my favorite flat fender because of the high hood! Love it!
Thanks, we feel the same. In fact, there were several times where we came across some nice Willys that we almost got instead but kept feeling like we'd be settling. Even looking in California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Arizona, we could only find 2-3 other CJ3B's. One was way too modified and the other two were kind of junky. They aren't the easiest things in the world to find and it amazed the hell out of us that this one showed up in a parking lot with a for sale sign in our town. Gotta love buying local and from an old retired guy that doesn't know how to list things on craigslist :yup:
So awesome, what a cool collection you have, but I have to ask, usually jeep freaks (and I think you qualify) really want the '44 willys...
Curious as to why you weren't looking to pick one of those up in your hunt for classic jeeps! Having said that, enjoy Pappy in good health, hopefully one day, you'll get to pass him down to your grandkids!
While we do love the old MB's and GPW's, it wasn't what we really wanted or, at least, not right now. Most are just way too nice, fully restored and come with a price tag to match. We kind of wanted a Willys that would need a little TLC. Maybe someday.